Aimed_Research_Sub-Microsecond_Photography_of_Federal_Power-Shok_100grn_.243.JPG
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This photo demonstrates the terminal ballistic fragmentation of the Federal Power-Shok 100grn .243 projectile upon impact of a soft target such as the Clear Ballistics synthetic ordnance gelatin block.
The image exposure was 1/2,000,000th of a second (0.0000005 sec), illuminated with a total of approximately 150,000,000 beam candela of light. The image was captured with a simple Canon Rebel XT. Note the multiple small and large projectile fragments. Image was captured on Tuesday August 12th by Kurt Groover and Nathan Boor of Aimed Research. |
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| Author | Nathan Boor & Kurt Groover of Aimed Research |
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